my relative has booked a flat
7 months ago
Sir my relative has booked a flat in 2018 the size of the flat was 850sq ft flat in New Chandigarh at the cost of 26 Lacs , till 2020 he has paid 15 lacs vide 5 installments , thereafter builder stopped demanded further installment from us , between 2020-2022 I went to the builder with my cheque book to pay the dues and requested him to sign mandatory builder buyer agreement since I have paid almost 65% payment , but he shamelessly refused do so. Now I have come to know from reliable sources that he sold my flat to some one else on higher price , offcource he has committed offence u/s 420/406/120B/34 IPC , but while selling my flat to another party he has impersonated to be owner of my flat and through misrepsentation he has prepared false documents such as builderbuyer agreement, payment receipts allotment letter and sale deed claiming to be owner of my flat, since the act of the builder is not a bonafide act therefore the document executed by him are false documents to best of my knowledge and various order of high courts section 467/468/471 are also applicable in this matter, pls give your view in these matter considering the factual matrix my question is weather 467/468/471 ipc are appliable in this case
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In your case, if the builder has indeed forged documents such as a builder-buyer agreement, payment receipts, allotment letter, and sale deed, and used these documents to sell your flat to another party while impersonating you as the owner, then these sections could potentially apply. However, the application of these sections would depend on the evidence presented. It's important to consult with a lawyer who can assess your case and review the evidence. They can guide you on the appropriate legal actions to take against the builder for the alleged offences.
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